France considers retaliatory measures against Algeria for refusing repatriation, while Syria's national dialogue conference yields no tangible results. Both reflect complex political challenges. Read more...

This article covers several recent news stories involving individuals named Peter, including a court dismissing blame, allegations of police abuse, a gynecologist's resignation, and an arrest by the Taliban. Read more...

A fiery exchange erupted between Deputy Minister Francesco Paolo Sisto and Bari Public Prosecutor Roberto Rossi on Telebari, sparking debate over career separation. Pope Francesco's choice of Sister Petrini for the Vatican government is also examined. Read more...

Ukrainian soldiers reject deals, a Gaza plan emerges, Hungary eyes indoor Pride, and France investigates a Russian consulate attack. Read more...

Israel mourns the Bibas family as Hamas prepares to return hostage bodies. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in the West Bank, drawing comparisons to Gaza. Lapid's Gaza proposal rejected. Read more...

The Senate has approved two key measures: establishing a children's ombudsman and protecting attorney trust accounts from misappropriation. Both aim to strengthen legal and ethical safeguards. Read more...

Formula 1 faces internal disputes within the FIA, a surprising blackout in Bahrain, and new rules for the Monte Carlo GP. Read on for the latest in F1 news. Read more...

A Labour peer, Lord David Evans, is under investigation for allegedly offering access to ministers for financial gain. The scandal also involves Lords chief whip Roy Kennedy and raises questions about Labour's manifesto. Read more...

The Olympic Committee is reportedly lobbying to lift sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes while recognizing a new boxing federation to secure the sport's Olympic future. Read more...

A quick look at today's business news, including a surge in climate tech investments, revised stock price targets for Canadian companies, and special passes for investors. Read more...

Explore the changing landscape of finance: from navigating debt on the path to FIRE, to the evolving nature of shareholder capitalism, and the key players shaping the future. Read more...

Critics argue Greta Thunberg and Pope Francis don't fully grasp the nuances of "degrowth," a movement advocating for reduced consumption to address environmental challenges. Read more...

Austria's political landscape shifts as ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos agree to form a coalition government, sidelining the FPÖ and ending months of political uncertainty. Read more...

South Africa's exports show growth, while JP Morgan's sustainable funds face scrutiny for investing in Glencore, a mining giant with environmental issues in South Africa. Read more...

This week in Azerbaijan: Ruben Vardanyan's trial commences, Azerbaijan and Iran discuss parliamentary ties, and President Aliyev reprimands a tourism official. Read more...

Donald Trump faces criticism for an AI Gaza video, health concerns over a hand bruise, and scrutiny over golf deals potentially benefiting his family. The article also addresses Project 2025 and the Gaza humanitarian crisis. Read more...

A roundup of recent business news including Kuaishou's ESG upgrade, Millennium Hotels' anniversary, Priority Pass's new advocate, and Synpulse's advisor appointment. Read more...

Recent political developments include shifts in Norway regarding EU membership, a broken coalition in Spain, and a renewed focus on defending public universities. Read more...

From farmer distress in France to death sentences in Tunisia and debates over the A69 highway, global political tensions are on the rise. This article covers several key issues. Read more...

Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini face renewed legal battles, while Frankfurt plans a new multifunction arena. Lise Klaveness challenges FIFA's reforms. Read more...